California moves to label not-ultraprocessed foods with a new grocery seal
TL;DR
A California bill would create the nation’s first 'California Certified' seal for non-ultraprocessed foods, with certification starting by 2028 and mandatory display in stores; the measure fits a bipartisan push to curb ultraprocessed foods and follows related state actions on school lunches and dye bans, drawing both public support and industry pushback.
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- California Bill Aims to Steer Grocery Shoppers Away From Ultraprocessed Foods KQED
- Lawmaker wants 'California certified' seal for good food products Courthouse News
- California Bill Would Create Certification, Seal for Non-Ultra-Processed Foods Food Safety Magazine
- California Bill Serves Up New Label for ‘Non-Ultraprocessed’ Foods WSJ
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